»Due to its lack of transparency, labyrinthine sociology and bountiful secrecy, Anonymous may not be the best model for democracy; in a few instances, operations creep uncomfortably close to vigilantism. It has, however, also revealed current impasses and limits to democracy, the sort of critique offered by Anonymous is an essential feature of the democratic process. […] By unpredictably fusing conventional activism with transgression and tricksterism, Anonymous has captured the attention of a diverse cornucopia of admirers and skeptics. Many are watching, recognizing the power of the mask as a potential force to unmask corruption, hypocrisy, and state and corporate secrecy.«